, the revolutionbegan, and from the moment that the canvases ofGuthrie and his confederates began to appear theresult seemed inevitable. The point of view of thediscriminating public changed rapidly, not only inits attitude towards art but towards nature. Forthough art is not the imitator of… … rut MARfilMS OK TII,l.ll;\Rl)INF. )IV SIR TAMK^ nature is transformed by whatever light the artistpossesses. He is akin to the poet who glorifiesthe cotnmonplace in the language of an inspiredseer. He is a Keat.s, a Burns, a Browning of thebrush, as different from Brown, Jones, and Robinsonas a…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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